CPinda85

No problem! One of the girls I know that is currently in the program is not working as far as I know... But, I do have a friend that graduated from the program and is now working for USAID. Seton Hall's program (from my point of view) has really established itself as (and again, this is only my point of view) an "elite" program. As for the other schools I applied to: New School Fordham University of Toronto University of Denver London School of Econ. Georgetown The only reason that I didn't apply to Seton Hall was because I'm a Jersey guy born and raised (not the fist pumping type) and while I really did want to stay close, I wanted to get out of the state. Hence NYU. Hopefully this helped you in your decision!

Hey Guys, Once again... congrats! Ross17, I'm actually from Jersey and have a few friends that are currently, and have gone through Seton Hall's program. I have yet to hear anything negative about it . I hear it's amazing, and everyone seems happy with their decision in going there. That being said, it really depends on what route you want to take after obtaining your masters. Vocallycool, I am looking to focus on the private sector concentration. I know that the tuition is ridiculous I'm also about 16k in debt from undergrad. I just feel that it'd be worth it in the long run. Still haven't heard back from anywhere else. The only school that I can see myself choosing over nyu would be the london school of econ. But until I hear back from them... nyu it is!

Got my acceptance e-mail today. I'll be attending this fall. Congrats to the two of you!

I did too! I'm planning on going the "private sector" route, although a few of the other concentrations have me interested. :::fingers crossed::: as well. Good luck to you guys.